Spell Pierce hits cards of any mana value and Flusterstorm is the best way to win a big stack battle thanks to storm, but Minor Misstep has some upsides too: it's a hard counter, so unlike Spell Pierce you don't have to worry about your opponent paying for it in the late game and resolving their spell and it can hit creatures along with spells, which is huge in a world where Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer is in one-third of decks
Voltron decks, where stacking a bunch of powerful buffs on one creature Mutate from 2020s Ikoria comes to mind gain another valuable attacker that can plus card advantage, which can then feed Mondos own protection effect
While this deck has a lot going for it in terms of wins, it has one notable weakness: Naya decks exclude blue cards and black cards, cEDHs best colors
Old favorites like Emberheart Challenger and Screaming Nemesis have been joined by Nova Hellkite for a deck that looks to hit hard and fast, but will crumble if the game goes long
Many of these cards feel like true playmakers, not just solid inclusions in existing decks, but build-around engines or format-shaping threats